Stories tagged: "Lansing"

Safety Muskegon Fire Dept. Deputy Director Jay Paulson and another firefighter see the smoke rise after being called to a fire at a Dollar General in Muskegon.
Safety ‘I Had My Bags Packed’: How Michigan Firefighters Remember, Memorialize 9/11

Tenured Michigan firefighters remember the events of 9/11 well. For some, the 20th anniversary hits close to home.

Isaac Constans Isaac Constans September 7, 2021 5:41 pm EDT
Business La Cocina Cubana with it's owner Iliana Tamayo and manager Ilianis Hernandez.
Business Lansing’s La Cocina Cubana Used to Bustle. Here’s How It Survived an Industry Crisis in Michigan.

A lot went wrong for Lansing’s locally-owned Cuban joint La Cocina Cubana. But owner Iliana Tamayo shares one saving grace that kept her kitchen cooking.

Katelyn Kivel Katelyn Kivel May 19, 2021 3:13 pm EDT
Vaccine News Photo courtesy of Shuttershock.
Vaccine News How Are Michigan Tribes Ensuring Mass Vaccines? Mobile Clinics.

Michigan’s Indigenous tribes are tackling mass COVID-19 vaccination in new ways to help one of the hardest-hit communities across the country.

Glennisha Morgan Glennisha Morgan May 11, 2021 4:44 pm EDT
Vaccine Stories Photo courtesy of Ronalee Polad.
Vaccine Stories What Does it Look Like to be Reclaiming Life After a Year in the Pandemic? Just Ask These Michigan Gardeners

A group of Michigan gardeners show Michiganders what life could like after being vaccinated.

Glennisha Morgan Glennisha Morgan April 12, 2021 4:33 pm EDT
Michigan Life Top: Isiah Lattimore and Dtach’s mural honoring George Floyd and “one of the most beautiful moments” Lattimore had ever seen in his hometown of Flint, when protestors and law enforcement marched together in solidarity for racial justice. (Photo courtesy of Isiah Lattimore) Bottom: The appearance of the mural after it was desecrated by an unknown vandal early July. (Photo via Facebook)
Michigan Life The Fundraiser for Lansing’s Vandalized George Floyd Mural Surpassed Its Goal by 300%

“I almost didn't even have time to be upset about it being vandalized because the community response was so immediate and positive,” said muralist Isiah Lattimore.

Martha Spall Martha Spall July 20, 2020 4:32 pm EDT

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An evicted house at a suburban street with left belongings on the lawns near 8 mile road in the city of Detroit. Housing ‘It Affects the Soul’: Michigan Families Face Brunt Of Housing Hardships
Post Courtesy of Bees in the D Environment ‘A Voice for the Bees’: One Michigander’s Quest to Bring Bees Back
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Getty Images Education A ‘Once in a Generation Opportunity’ Has Older Michiganders Seeking College Degrees, Trade School Credentials
Politics Left: The Elliott-Larsen Building, formerly the Lewis Cass Building. (Photo via Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy Facebook) Right: Republican State Rep. Melvin Larsen and Democratic State Rep. Daisy Elliott. (Photo via Michigan State Bar)
Politics This Building Used to Be Named After a Slave Owner. Now It’s Named After Civil Rights Leaders.

According to Gov. Whitmer, Daisy Elliott’s and Melvin Larsen’s names reflect what modern Michigan wants to stand for.

Katelyn Kivel Katelyn Kivel July 15, 2020 11:23 am EDT
Law and Policy Protesters kneel in silence to recognize the murder of George Floyd, an unarmed Black man, by police.
Law and Policy How A Michigan Teen Set The Bar For Peaceful Protests

Detroiters are 'turning to each other' as they demand justice for George Floyd.

Ellen Chamberlain Ellen Chamberlain June 2, 2020 1:56 pm EDT